What did liberty mean to colonists?

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Kennbrodhagen · Answer 1 · 2021-01-25T02:25:02+0000

The Founders talk about Liberty and Freedom as two separate but connected ideals. Both of these words contain the idea of possessing the ability to exercise one's will, and a power to choose. ... By 1776, some families had been in America for 170 years, and American Liberty was something they had always possessed.

Salakar · Answer 2 · 2021-01-28T15:17:58+0000

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The Founders talk about Liberty and Freedom as two separate but connected ideals. Both of these words contain the idea of possessing the ability to exercise one's will, and a power to choose. ... By 1776, some families had been in America for 170 years, and American Liberty was something they had always possessed.

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